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It seemed like every tool defined its own `syntax()` and/or `fatal()`. By making a single a definition for each in libhse-cli, we can cut down all the redefinitions. This also has the added benefit of reducing the number of tools needing tools/common.c. Less compilation. Yay! Signed-off-by: Tristan Partin <tpartin@micron.com>
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Changing my mind. Rejecting this PR. This RC is baked. Can't change 45 files hours before QA kicks off a round of tests. |
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Don't really care if it makes it into the rc. Just posting it to be merged eventually. |
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It seemed like every tool defined its own
syntax()and/orfatal(). By making a single a definition for each in libhse-cli, we can cut down all the redefinitions.This also has the added benefit of reducing the number of tools needing tools/common.c. Less compilation. Yay!